Finally, the banquet flower "Oiran" has appeared.
The model is a copy of "Oiran" copied by Van Gogh.
The hair has also been reproduced in the way it was actually tied.
Place the attached kiseru (unglazed) on an ebony board,
You can also use it as a diffuser by dripping aroma oil.
Size: W 10 cm, D 6 cm, H 10.5 cm
Material: Urethane resin, silk, cotton, pottery, plastic resin, ebony, etc.
This doll is a doll made using the same technique as the Edo Kimekomi doll. (It is not a product certified as a traditional craft.)
[Edo Kimekomi Doll]
Japanese traditional crafts with a history of over 100 years.
A mixture of paulownia powder and natural glue (Seifu glue) is placed in a mold and molded.
The surface is prepared with whitewash made from shells, a groove is dug, and silk fabric such as Nishijin-ori is glued to the groove to color it.
In the same way, attach the head and hands finished with whitewash to make it.
We, Koikko(Matsuzaki Ningyo Co., Ltd.), are a doll studio founded in 1921 in Adachi-ku, Tokyo. Craftsmen of a wide range of ages from 20s to 70s make dolls one by one by hand.
We are working on a wide range of works such as Ohina-sama, May dolls, lucky charms, cute dolls that are a little strange, and Kimekomi art that can be displayed as an interior.
